Posted on 02/20/2009 8:44:43 PM PST by bstein80
“The Phone lines were in meltdown and it got us nowhere.”
In fact we made tremendous headway. In the middle of the Obamaloveinfatuationkissypooearnibblingfest by the MSM the telephone revolt 100-1 against the “Stimu-lie” did in fact cause recognition of the fact America didn’t want the damned thing.
Though the Socialists passed it anyway with the help of three known RINO’S whom shouldn’t be allowed to fly the “R” flag from the tips of their umbrellas, the result was that the MSM, the Blogosphere, publications of various sorts all recognized either there was money to be made selling the news that America is Pissed off, or that in fact there are enough Americans unenamored with Obama and his Socialist Marxist Follies that it is OK to attack.
Up to the point of the public melting those telephone wires it was understood as bad poo poo to say negatives against “The One”.
So it’s OK to grab that sign and tell it like it is.
Keep this one and you'll have about 10,000 men in revealing attire show up thinking it's a public orgy.
But when people do get involved and “feel better” it solidifies their belief that they are part of the struggle and they will involve themselves again, bringing others. It builds.
Since we are posting here we are wide open. Not that is anything wrong with that.
But we still got it. Trust me things will get better but it will cost alot. More than I want to pay at this point in my life.
A puckish little idea...
Whenever you are out & about, on foot; carry a piece or railroad chalk. Should you come across a home or car that still displays an OBama sign, pull out that fat piece of Chalk.
Write “who is John Galt?” on the adjoining sidewalk.
Acorn uses spray paint, we should use chalk.
I don't use either. A boot up the ass may be appropriate at times however.
Do you happen to recall the ‘60’s war protesters, the racial protests or the “gay” protests when streets where packed with those people? Were they successful in getting their point across? I rest my case.
We have thousands (millions) who are frustrated that our rights are being trampled and I can tell you from experience... It’s cathartic and it gets us coverage.
Not to mention, it’s good for the soul to meet other decent people who share our principles. It’s also GREAT for networking with like-minded people.
But you do whatever you wish. Just please don’t rain on our parade (pun intended).
Sorry, it’s 2 in the morning, so it took me a minute to catch on. But I do like your idea.
Another idea is to send tea bags through the mail, similar to the “Mail a Brick” campagin to build the wall on the border. These actions in concert would send the message needed.
All such stunts do is make the people involved feel like theyve done something. They may feel better, but this solves no problems.
Better to quietly and with great determination start recruiting strong candidates and get ready to take Congress back.
We have a year to get it together.
That Boston Tea Party which inspired similar events in other coastal towns seemed to have been a fairly effective stunt. The collective tea-dumping caused Britain's prime minister to overplay the government's hand via the Coercive Acts. Remember what happened after that?
I think we can make our outrage known both on the streets and in the ballot boxes. Additionally, a quiet but noticeable civil protest would be if we were to refuse to pay taxes and fees; that would get our erstwhile representatives' attention in short order. The MSM would have a hard time ignoring that much going on.
ping for later
You do what you think is right. I admire your attitude.
So in other words you suggest we sit and do nothing hoping it all just go away just like so many Germans did in 1938.
“The Phone lines were in meltdown and it got us nowhere. “
On the contrary. The rat traitors are afraid to show their faces at town meetings back in their states. Those that do are getting blasted. You can smell their fear.
This is one of many signposts we need to mark in order to take back our country.
thanks! bookmarked for reference
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